1. December 2, 2007 Pray for International missionaries Kris and Shelly Riggs and their children: For discernment as to where God wants them to live upon their return to Niger. For the radio ministry -- that many will listen and believe in Jesus as Savior. For partnering churches to emerge who will help with church planting in villages among the Fulani. For a new church to be planted in Danchandou where three men have already become Christians. For the Fulani believers to be strengthened in the face of persecution -- that they will continue to be bold, effective witnesses.

2. December 9, 2007 Pray for International missionaries Ed and Sharon Smith: For them as they prepare for retirement and train people to take their place. For the places and people for three new home churches to be started before they retire. For God’s direction in where they will serve after retirement -- they want to continue ministering to the Japanese.

3. December 16, 2007 Pray for International missionary Daniel Adams: That those in Khazu (a community of 200) who have heard about and believed in Jesus would seek them out in the base camp city to follow in baptism. For open hearts and communities among the north Bolivian Quechua communities that they visit. That the members of the team will grow spiritually and remain healthy. For a ministry in the base camp town of Charazani. That serving there will always be a joy regardless of the external hardships or the strain of daily life.

4. December 23, 2007 Pray for International missionaries Chris and Eileen Carr and their children: That they will be able to obtain and register long-term visas in 2007. That their team members will find their niche and adapt to a new culture, language and friends. That they will have favor with local government officials. That God will bless Ufa with a God-honoring church planting movement. That members of local Russian churches will grow in sacrificial giving to support their own churches.

5. December 30, 2007 Pray for International missionaries John and Liz Johnston: For an outpouring of God’s Spirit throughout the Northern Cape Province of South Africa, resulting in openness to the Gospel and receptive hearts. For reproducing churches with trained leaders. For the peace of God to replace alcoholism, sexual promiscuity and racism in the hearts of new believers. For the ability to use Africans to minister and witness in the heart language of the people. That their relationship with God will be their personal priority.